Dotun Sanusi: A tribute to a social transformer at 51
UNLIKE many investors of his ilk whose preoccupation is profit-making, he has placed himself in the league of philanthropists who…
Statecraft advocacy: Youths are critical to Dapo Abiodun’s success
When I got the call sometimes in July, to join the new government in Ogun State, it was a very…
Abike Dabiri @57: Taking Diaspora to next level
WHEN in December 2018, the then presidential nominee to the position of Chairman/CEO of Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, Hon. Abike…
Still on importance of June 12
AS a participant in the National Democratic Coalition (NADECO)-organised mass resistance to dictatorship and opposition to the annulment of June…
Nollywood over the years
THE Nigerian entertainment Industry has experienced a massive development over the years; the Nollywood of yesterday is no longer the…
Dealing with depression
HOW do you ascertain your happiness? How do you define your success? How do you measure your satisfaction? Is it…
Life after a degree
STUDENTS oftentimes forget that there is life after school. A life that is categorised with living on your own; a…
Deeper meaning in Big Brother Naija for Nigeria?
When George Orwell wrote his dystopian novel, 1984, in June 1949, he would never have thought that the fundamental and…
Sadiya Farouq: Agenda-setting for Nigeria’s Humanitarian Affairs Minister
When President Muhammadu Buhari announced Sadiya Umar Farouq as the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, only…
Nollywood and Hollywood: A look from within
If a survey were to be conducted across the world about the three major film industries, United State’s Hollywood, India’s…
2020 budget: The imperative of sustaining tax reforms
With the volatility of the oil price in the international market in recent times, it is high time we realised…
Asiwaju Tella and the long walk to honour
To the bounteous glory of Almighty Allah, my brother and friend, Kayode Awobadejo, a distinguished Muslim alumnus of Concord Press, clocked…
Senator Mojifoluwa Akinfenwa a politician of no bitterness
He was an original, systematic thinker, who felt being in different political parties does not mean one cannot be friend…
#SexForGrades: Lecturers, stop ‘praying’ on female students
Sex is unbearably delicious, sweet and pleasant. The climax is heavenly. God has wired the human body to desire, have and…
The roles of Nigerian women in leadership
THE value placed on professional and personal life is crucial to effective leadership skills. Women lack the opportunity and support…
Peace on bandits’ terms
THE news that Governor Aminu Masari of Katsina State has had to leave his comfort zone to seek peace with…
For Minister of Education
FIRST of all, thank you for your service to our great nation through the mandate of your office. This open…
Risk, innovation and future of insurance in Nigeria
THE nature of our world is that, it keeps evolving; consequentially new trends will keep emerging. Risk is any exposure…
Dealing with rising cases of suicide
When people kill themselves, they think they’re ending the pain, but all they’re doing is passing it on to those…
Adekunle Akinlade: A quintessential Yewa man @50
ADEKUNLE Abdulkabir Akinlade has not only become a household name but is also cherished by many across Ogun State. Akinlade…
